@johnw_94020: "I downloaded Putty which is okay, but is weak compared to the Mac ssh CLIENT
called MacTelnet available here.
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Is there a Windows 98 free SSH client that can compete with MacTelnet?
John
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John 7:38
Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has
said, streams of living water will flow from within him."
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    @seemysignature: "<quote>
Take a look here at some pages I wrote
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and specifically the links on the left about a semi-free client.
The pages are quite old, so a bit out of date, but much of the 
information is probably still valid.
Dave K
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It is always of the form: melissa84@example.org. Hitting reply will work
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    @michaelUSENET: "In comp.security.ssh John the Baptist Jr. <email_address>:
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LOL...Thx pretty good one (Subject)!
What about installing a decent OS in the first place? Linux, *BSD,
pick your choice.
Michael Heiming (X-PGP-Sig > GPG-Key ID: EDD27B94)
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    @nkadel: ""Michael Heiming" <email_address> wrote in message 
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<quote>
If it gets done for Linux/UNIX, it can be ported to Windows CygWin. The 
interface is the good part of MacTelnet.
If you need the best user interface, then SecureCRT is about as good as it 
gets for Windows. For cheap and good, Putty is about as good as it gets for 
Windows. "
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